The Gram Code Editor - 2026-05-21

So, do features request go to the wiki or will a dedicated repo be opened?

FYI, I am attempting to port https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/54214/changes right now :)

Which one would you prefer? Neither feels great TBH 😅

oh awesome!

I think separate repo is better, issues are imperfect, but they are threaded discussions, which is what we need?

yeah makes sense. I hadn’t actually looked at the wiki in forgejo and it’s pretty underpowered. I will try to set it up as soon as I have time

> oh awesome! yeah don't hold your breath, I know next to nothing about rust or wayland… but it seems to be building… ↺

if you can get it to build and it works in your case, that’s good enough for a PR I think. I should be able to test on my two Linux machines too then

I have not done that a lot before and I can't promise any dedication but you can give me "triaging permissions" and I can maybe a little do some tagging, merging, closing when I see something….

Awesome, thank you :) I will do that

> if you can get it to build and it works in your case, that’s good enough for a PR I think. I should be able to test on my two Linux machines too then yes, I'm on the laptop where it flickers like crazy today, so I will see pretty soon if it works :) ↺

getting the wgpu port stable for more people would be a huge win..

I gave Zed a try yesterday on that (other) laptop where gram > 1.0.0 don't run because something intel something vulkan, and one thing I would _love_ to port is the git history view. gram can already show commits when using blame, but it'd be nice to just see a list of commits and be able to click on any. What do you think of this feature? ✏

yeah I agree. I think there’s a lot of functionality already there, just not exposed. Like in the git panel you can click on and view the latest commit but not beyond that. So the ”view a commit” stuff is already there, just need the list interface

exactly

I am hacking on bookmarks right now, saw a neovim plugin and really liked the concept there.. It lets you add a note to any line and jump to a note quickly.. and the notes are stored per workspace outside of the repo

well, ”right now” I’m at work but I was hacking on it this morning 😄

oooh nice, this is useful, especially when exploring a codebase you're not familiar with

yeah exactly.. I could really use it for gram..

I'm also at work but I mean, gram has been my main working tool for the past few months, so that's OK ^^